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Holcroft was to complete Shaftesbury Settlement boundaries and subdivide three townships in the area of present-day Grimshaw and Griffin Creek. “Like Saint Cyr, the year before, Holcroft was allowed considerable discretion in undertaking his work.”
“Those claiming free grants in the northern Shaftesbury for having occupied their [river] lots since prior to the Treaty 8 signing [1899] were: Roman Catholic Diocese of Athabasca (Lots 22, 23); Francis La Pretre (Lot 24); Felix La Pretre (Lot 25); Jean Baptiste La Pretre (Lot 26); Alex Mackenzie Jr. (Lot 30); Alex Mackenzie Sr. (Lot 31); James Mackenzie (Lot 33); John B. Collins (Lot 38); Charles St. Germain Sr. (Lot 39); Charles St. Germain Jr. (Lot 40); Joseph St. Germain (Lot 42). All received title to their holdings.”
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Publishing date: Jul 05, 2021 • 6 hours ago • 6 minute read • • IMG 0953 – Two horses hang out at fence-line of Henderson Barn on River Lot 5, Shaftesbury Trail, a short distance west of Shaftesbury Ferry. Carm Ellis, in Barns of the North Peace, writes the land reverted to the Crown to become entitled land. It changed hands several times and was bought by Jack (John) Henderson circa. 1938. “It is said that the log work was done by Harry (The Swede) Anderson in 1941 or 1942.” Ellis notes: “At the time, the Dunvegan Trail passed between Indian Reserve 151G and River Lot 5.” Photo by SUPPLIED
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